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All results are for eight older open models fine-tuned on scenario data, so 'who leads' says nothing about current commercial systems.","status":"active","body":{"text":"WorldSimBench validates its learned evaluator against GPT-4o with PLCC (0.60 AD, 0.43 RM in-distribution; zero-shot 0.34-0.49 AD, 0.44-0.47 RM) and accuracy for OE, but gives no evaluation-set sizes, annotator counts or agreement. The explicit and implicit modes disagree: by my computation OE rank agreement across seven models is Spearman 0.04 (0.21 on the five text-conditioned models). The authors admit inflated scores in robot manipulation and Velocity, and several statements in the text do not match the paper's own tables (GPT-4o negative-correlation attribution, 'AD variation is minimal', Open-Sora-Plan's trajectory lead). All results are for eight older open models fine-tuned on scenario data, so 'who leads' says nothing about current commercial systems.\n\nCurator qualifications: Table 3 in the work copy shows AD PLCC GPT-4o@OpenSora 0.03 and GPT-4o@Lavie -0.04, RM GPT-4o@OpenSora -0.06 and GPT-4o@Lavie 0.17, while Section 5.2 says GPT-4o is negative for OpenSora in AD and Lavie in RM: names appear swapped, as the producer says. PLCC values 0.60/0.43 and zero-shot ranges located. 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The authors admit inflated scores in robot manipulation and Velocity, and several statements in the text do not match the paper's own tables (GPT-4o negative-correlation attribution, 'AD variation is minimal', Open-Sora-Plan's trajectory lead). 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